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  "New Jack Hustler" is a song by Ice-T . [Intro] New Jack, New Jack, New Jack, New Jack boxing boots   @virtuos_boxing   [Verse 1] Hustler, word, I pull the trigger long, Grit my teeth, spray till every nigga's gone, Got my block sewn, armored dope spots, Last thing I sweat's a sucker punk cop, Move like a king when I roll, hops, You try to flex, bang, another nigga drops, You gotta deal with this 'cause there's no sayin' peace, Somebody gotta be there to take his place, Kickin' my ass, I'll be rippin' up tracks, Then I'll be runnin' 'em and gunnin' 'em like I'm Laz, Comin' like a psycho, rhyme like I'm Rambo, The troop I'm a member, ain't no gettin' loose, I shot a man in Brooklyn just to watch him die, No need to lie, ha ha ha ha ha ha, What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? [Chorus] The boy's a hustler He's no good at all He's a scum bag, don't you know The boy...

 wild style  Cold Crush Brothers and the Fantastic Freaks boxing boots  @virtuos_boxing  "Wild Style" is a renowned hip-hop film that features a legendary rap battle scene between the Cold Crush Brothers and the Fantastic Freaks. Released in 1983, the movie showcases the vibrant culture of early hip-hop in the South Bronx. The Cold Crush Brothers, consisting of members Grandmaster Caz, JDL, Almighty KG, Easy AD, and DJ Charlie Chase, were a highly influential rap group known for their dynamic performances and lyrical prowess. They were renowned for their intricate rhyme patterns and charismatic stage presence. The Fantastic Freaks, on the other hand, were a prominent breakdancing crew that played a significant role in the early hip-hop scene. Led by Crazy Legs and featuring members such as Ken Swift, Frosty Freeze, and DJ D.ST, the Fantastic Freaks were known for their groundbreaking dance moves and innovative style. In the rap battle depicted in "Wild Style," the C...

  Busy Bee Starski and Rodney Cee Busy Bee Starski and Rodney Cee were influential hip-hop artists and pioneers in the early days of the genre. Busy Bee Starski, whose real name was David Parker, was born on January 1, 1962, in Bronx, New York. He gained prominence as a skilled MC and is often credited with popularizing the term "hip-hop" itself during his performances in the 1970s. Rodney Cee, also known as Rodney Stone, was born on January 13, 1964, in the Bronx, New York. He was a member of the rap duo Rodney Cee & Kevie Kev Rockwell, and together they released several singles in the 1980s. Busy Bee Starski and Rodney Cee were known for their energetic performances, charismatic stage presence, and lyrical skills. They played significant roles in shaping the early hip-hop scene and contributed to its development as a cultural movement. Their contributions and influence continue to resonate within the hip-hop community. (Verse 1 - Busy Bee) We're the kings of the wil...

  Pure Righteousness" is an album by Lakim Shabazz "Pure Righteousness" is an album by Lakim Shabazz, an influential hip hop artist known for his thought-provoking lyrics and unique style. Released in [insert year], the album showcases Lakim Shabazz's commitment to delivering conscious and socially conscious messages through his music. With "Pure Righteousness," Lakim Shabazz offers a powerful and introspective exploration of various social issues, including racism, inequality, and the struggles of everyday life. His lyrics are characterized by their depth and honesty, as he delves into personal experiences and addresses larger societal concerns. The album's production is a perfect complement to Lakim Shabazz's lyrical prowess. The beats are gritty, with hard-hitting drums, soulful samples, and skillful scratching, creating a captivating sonic landscape for his words to resonate. The production perfectly captures the essence of the era in which it w...

  The 45 King Vol. 02 "The 45 King Vol. 02" is a music album by American hip hop producer and DJ, The 45 King. Released in [insert year], the album showcases his unique production style and innovative approach to creating beats. Throughout the album, The 45 King demonstrates his mastery of sampling and his ability to create captivating rhythms. Each track is a testament to his keen ear for finding obscure and interesting samples, often drawing from a wide range of musical genres. One of the standout tracks on "The 45 King Vol. 02" is [insert track name]. This particular song exemplifies The 45 King's talent for creating infectious grooves and memorable hooks. With its catchy melodies and tight production, the track captivates listeners and leaves a lasting impression. Another notable aspect of the album is The 45 King's attention to detail in layering different sounds and textures. He expertly combines various elements, such as drum breaks, vocal snippets, a...